User:Scott Gall/Date in other calendars

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FIVEDAY, TWOMONTH 13, 6018

can also be interpreted as

Commonly used caledars:

Gregorian: 13 November 2005

Islamic: 11 Shawwal 1426

Hebrew: 11 Heshvan 5766

Julian: 31 October 2005

Persian/Jalali: 22 Aban 1384

Ethiopic: 4 Khedar 1998

Coptic: 4 Hatur 1722

Chinese: Cycle 78, year 22 (Yi-You), month 10 (Ding-Hai), day 12 (Xin-Chou)

Standard-based calendars:

ISO: Day 7 of week 45 of 2005

Julian day: 2453688

Day of year: Day 317 of 2005; 48 days remaining in the year

Baha'i: 1-9 Hubb Qudrat 'Izzat

Indian: 22 Kartika 1927

Extinct calendars:

Mayan:

584283: 12.19.12.14.5 9 Chicchan 3 Ceh

584285: 12.19.12.14.3 7 Akbal 1 Ceh

French: 23 Brumaire an 214 de la Révolution

Calendar A (short cycle): 58 Autumn 15.18.2.2

Calendars made by John Dee:

Dee-Cecil: 13 November 2005

Dee: 14 November 2005

Roman: PRID. KAL. NOV MMDCCLVIII AUC

Made-up calendars:

Fun calendars:

Discordian: Boomtime, The Aftermath 25, Year of Our Lady of Discord 3171

Positivist: 9 Frederic 217

Liberalia Triday:

MPSLC:

Goddess Lunar Calendar:

One Day Before:

Reform calendars:

World: 13 November 2005

International Fixed: 9 November 2005

Raventos: 9 November 2005

Lunar calendars with weird cycles:

Yerm: 21-7(14(12

17-Month:

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